Slim Shady, with a beard and all, surfaces at the BET Hip Hop Awards to participate in the cypher. But this isn’t an Eminem who is just here to show why he’s one of the greatest wordsmiths. This Eminem had a message that was aimed right at Donald Trump’s head with an absolutely brutal cypher that chops the 45th president down a few notches. He also shouts out Colin Kaepernick and represents for the community.
YG Hootie and Kendrick Lamar connect for the anthemic “My City” off of Hootie’s Hubris project dropping in November.
“Compton gets a lot of bad press which shapes the perception of our city, but most never know George Bush and his family once resided here,” YG Hootie says of the cover art. “They even went as far to suppress the fact, but you gotta give it up for The City.”
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OCTOBER 6, 2017
Staten Island stand up! Method Man and Hanz On go to work over the B-Dvine produced “1,2” as Mr. Meth continues his surge in 2017.
It’s a throwback of sorts as Big Tigger takes us back to the days of “The Booth” with “Instabooth” in celebration of the BET Hip Hop Awards with a ridiculous lineup that features Millyz, Dave East, Bre-Z, A$AP Ferg, T-Pain, Tammy Rivera, Waka Flocka, Michael Dappah, Jasmin Brown, Vince Swann, Tristen Winger, Mysonne, Cozz, Tee Grizzley, XXXtentacion, Zoey Dollaz, YFN Lucci, and Diddy’s son, King Combs.
Problem drops the third single from his new project Selfish titled “Top Off” with some assistance from Airplane James and the production courtesy of 9th Wonder.
Get high with Jadakiss, Sheek Louch and Styles P as the trio reminisce on a troubling past and issues in society on “Hit A Roach.”
Smoke DZA goes to work over the instrumental to Pusha T’s “Numbers on the Board” with “Rayful’s Revenge.”
Chicago producer Spectacular Diagnostics assembles a collective of dope rhyme slingers with Flashius, Crimeapple, Al Divino and Smoovth for “Stack The Cabbage.” Bump this and then cop Spectacular Diagnostics’ project The Spec Tape here.
Slaine and Termanology are joined by Bun B and Everlast for the title track from their collaborative album Anti-Hero. With DJ Premier providing a signature production, the four emcees run wild on this banger.